Racing (891 programs)

Pros: Mission-based campaign adds clear, goal-driven objectives. Full online co-op support for the entire Airborne campaign. Over 75 new flight and combat blocks expand design options.

Cons: Requires the Trailmakers base game to play. Increased construction complexity challenges new builders. Steep aerial control demands from advanced flight mechanics.

Pros: Six officially licensed, historically significant Formula 1 cars. Era-specific engine and physics models (turbo, V10, V12). High-detail cockpits and authentic audio design. Integrates into Formula Retro and Formula Classic categories.

Cons: Requires the Automobilista 2 base game. No new circuits included, vehicle-only content. Narrow historical focus appeals mainly to sim enthusiasts.

Pros: Magnum Opus progression makes the car feel like a character. Harpoon mechanics enable active part removal and driver takedowns. Dynamic sandstorms add risk-reward exploration moments. PC performance praised for stable visuals on older hardware.

Cons: Repetitive side activities reduce long-term variety. Strictly single-player, no multiplayer modes available. Progress tied heavily to scavenged Scrap, which drives grinding.

Pros: Over 200 detailed motorcycles from 20 manufacturers. Dynamic Weather and Sky System affects handling in real time. Return of local 2-player split-screen for couch competition. Endurance Mode with in-race save and rewind.

Cons: Steep learning curve noted by users. Changes feel incremental compared to the previous installment. Recommended 16GB RAM for best performance.

Pros: Hero-based roster with distinct classes and unique Ultimate skills. Tracks modeled on recognizable Disney and Pixar locations. Cross-platform play and cross-progression for unified matchmaking. Seasonal updates and deep customization extend replay value.

Cons: Progression systems gate access to upgraded character abilities. Core driving inputs demand practice to be consistently effective. Online-focused design reduces appeal for solo simulation seekers.

Pros: 1:1-scale Hong Kong Island recreation for extended driving routes. Extensive luxury car roster including Ferrari and Lamborghini. In-world dealerships, workshops, and Solar Hotel social suites. Clan system that rewards faction-based progression and identity.

Cons: Mandatory always-online MMO requirement. Launch reports highlight server stability and PC performance issues. Minimum PC requirement calls for 12GB RAM and an SSD.

Pros: Complete official 2024 driver and team lineups. Driver Career adds Recognition and secret contract meetings. PC VR support via SteamVR for cockpit immersion. Cross-platform multiplayer through the F1 World Hub.

Cons: Dynamic Handling divides veteran sim-racers' opinions. Approximately 100GB install and recommended high specs. No cinematic, scripted story mode like Braking Point.

Pros: Advanced terrain physics make mud and snow tactically consequential. Synchronous four-player co-op enables coordinated recovery and deliveries. Forty licensed vehicles with attachments support varied mission roles. Massive interconnected maps expand exploration and logistical planning.

Cons: Methodical pacing may frustrate players seeking high-speed racing. Progression requires substantial time investment to access top vehicles. Recommended hardware needed for optimal visuals and performance.

Pros: Physics model reproduces RC weight and suspension. Twenty-eight unlockable cars across FWD, RWD, and 4WD drivetrains. Built-in Track Editor for creating and sharing custom circuits. Tracks set in oversized real-world locations for playful hazards.

Cons: Official Windows release is a straight port of original retail code. Many players use community patches for improved compatibility. Base roster includes only 14 official tracks.

Pros: Pink slip mechanic returns as a tangible, high-risk vehicle acquisition method. Controller support via the Steam Input API for modern gamepads. Varied terrain: urban streets, mountain passes, and closed-circuit racetracks.

Cons: Designed as single-player only in the current development phase. Currently listed as coming soon, limiting immediate play access.

Pros: Thirty-one mission Story Mode provides structured objectives and boss fights. Blood Race and Slaughter modes extend replayability with competition and survival. Thirteen distinct vehicles, including tank and bulldozer, diversify tactics. Destructible environments and splatter physics reinforce violent feedback.

Cons: No direct cooperative or competitive multiplayer support. Mission structure can become repetitive during extended play. Requires a DirectX 9.0c compatible GPU with Pixel Shader 3.0.

Pros: Simulates Ferrari SF15-T hybrid units, including MGU-K and MGU-H.. Laser-scanned Spielberg Red Bull Ring with full GP and national layouts.. Seven-car roster from Maserati classics to modern Ferrari and Lamborghini.. Authentic engine sounds and bespoke physics for each vehicle..

Cons: Requires the base Assetto Corsa on Steam to run.. Technical simulation demands familiarity with high-fidelity driving mechanics.. Windows PC platform only; depends on host simulator setup..

Pros: Ten licensed vehicles spanning prototype, GT, rally, and road categories. Advanced LMP1 hybrid systems modeled with technical detail. Laser-scanned vehicle geometry for accurate handling. Multiplayer-compatible cars when enabled by server hosts.

Cons: No additional tracks included in this vehicle pack. Requires ownership of the base Assetto Corsa game. Simulator-focused handling may challenge casual, arcade-style players.

Pros: Physics-driven crashes with ragdoll ejections create memorable stunt moments. Tracks use over 5,000 destructible objects, altering race environments. Career Mode with championship tiers and car upgrades guides progression. Steam Workshop support enables community mods and extended replayability.

Cons: Aggressive AI increases collision frequency, creating chaotic single-player races. Destructible debris can clutter racing lines on later laps. Focus on destruction reduces appeal for simulation-focused drivers.

Pros: Build-test loop enables quick iteration and practical feedback. Wide part set supports cars, aircraft, boats, and hybrid designs. Integrated workshop offers thousands of community blueprints. Physics model covers aerodynamics, buoyancy, and structural integrity.

Cons: Advanced logic and automation require significant time to master. Campaign scavenging slows straight-to-racing players. Large volume of additional content can feel overwhelming for newcomers.

Pros: Destruction-first rules reward aggressive driving and tactical contact. Split-screen local multiplayer supports two-player head-to-head matches. Flashback rewind lets players correct mistakes mid-run. Festival visuals and particle effects transform real cities into arenas.

Cons: Shift from simulation alienates core rally fans. Delisted from Steam due to expired music and vehicle licenses. Short, arena-focused events are unsuited to long endurance races.